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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
*Pedant
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
Most people in this country are much poorer than the people remodeling their kitchens. You're speaking from a solidly middle-class perspective.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
I do not think that's an insightful metaphor for the situation, nor do I think you made any effort to understand the nuance I was trying to convey. It may very well be that this particular vaccine caused new health problems in some (li
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
I've long feared that while different factions were bickering about the vaccines, the truth might be that the vaccines and covid both risk the kinds of tissue damage associated with the protein spike in some subset of the population.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
Seconded. I previously bought some that I thought were supported, before finding out that they are not. It'd be great to know whether anyone has had success with particular hardware.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
I'm having a hard time believing that ships matter to great-power battles of the future. In total war these would be immediately taken out by hypersonic missiles.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
It'd be entertaining if prompt-hacking ends up being the cat-and-mouse game that drives us to AGI.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
Because the proper comparison is to the EU, not Denmark, which is the size of a very small US state.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
It's reassuring that Europe has managed to solve poverty as an example to us all.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
N=31, okay. By work, I mean the surgical procedures do not produce body parts that reliably perform the intended function. In one case, the hole closes. In the other, the arm-sausage rots off. This comment section is full of people afraid o
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
The only thing objectionable is the soi-disant left making a religion of erasing gender-nonconforming people with medical interventions that don't work.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
TERF is a slur, albeit one that's probably welcome on HN.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
Yep. An extra-legal paramilitary is antithetical to a free society. There's no right/left to this. Scatter it to the wind.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
No, it's not at all an sshfs mount. It's your IDE sending commands over to another instance of itself, and it's perfectly responsive as if operating locally. VSCode and IntelliJ support this very well.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
If it was an experiment I'd like to know why I'm still paying for access to something claiming to be it.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
Why would you need files locally when most IDEs support a session over SSH that doesn't even involve a remote desktop tool? Just edit the files over there.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
The memory bandwidth of their new chips is a big deal for AI work.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
Finally a public forum controlled by the right kind of people.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
I hope to see you on the next thread where the echo chamber insists Bitcoin is used solely for drugs and murder. The moderation has been extremely lopsided on this issue.
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by s1gnp0st 3y ago
Transactions have moved to layer two. Scarcity on layer one is an intentional, desirable property without which we have an expensive simulation of the inflationary currencies we already have.
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by s1gnp0st 4y ago
The "malarkey" provides easy cover for real, and much more boring, usurpation of human rights by governments.
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by s1gnp0st 4y ago
Silicon Valley totalitarians such as yourself will fail. The end.
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by s1gnp0st 4y ago
I have no interest in your idea of a just society, nor in my compulsory participation in it.
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by s1gnp0st 4y ago
You do realize that centralized databases often contain cryptographic signatures as part of an audit trail?
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by s1gnp0st 4y ago
What of the crime of indirect taxation via unlimited monetary expansion which disproportionately hurts the poor and helps the already rich?
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by s1gnp0st 4y ago
"The grain mill was merely an application of the wheel and uninteresting by itself". Absolute embittered curmudgeons.
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by s1gnp0st 4y ago
Silicon Valley tech-bros know that the money-printer drives the malinvestment bubbles that feed them. They're natural enemies of a decentralized, deflationary currency.
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by s1gnp0st 4y ago
It's really disheartening how much unjustified disdain is heaped upon Bitcoin the technology by commenters here. You're going to claim you're certain that a solution to the Byzantine generals problem will have no useful con
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by s1gnp0st 4y ago
It's notable - if not outright suspicious - that banning gas appliances hit the news cycle after a major source of European natural gas was cut off.
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by s1gnp0st 4y ago
Yelling fire when there is in fact a fire is not a crime. What is this?

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